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Acknowledgments List of Contributors PART ONE: INTRODUCTION Challenges of a New Research Agenda M.Vink & P.Graziano PART TWO: THEORY AND METHODS The Three Worlds of Regional Integration Theory J.Caporaso Conceptual Issues C.M.Radaelli & R.Pasquier Theorizing Europeanization S.Bulmer Methodology M.Haverland PART THREE: POLITICS & POLITY Territory K.H.Goetz Candidate Countries and Conditionality F.Schimmelfennig & U.Sedelmeier Regulatory Governance D.Levi-Faur State Structures P.Bursens Core Executives B.Laffan Parliamentary Scrutiny R.Holzhacker Political Parties and Party Systems P.Mair Interest Groups and Social Movements R.Eising Courts S.Nyikos PART FOUR: POLICIES Policy Implementation U.Sverdrup Agricultural Policy C.Roederer-Rynning Environmental Policy T.A.Borzel Cohesion Policy I.Bache Social Policy G.Falkner Telecommunications Policy V.Schneider & R.Werle Economic Policy K.Dyson Anti-Discrimination Policy V.Guiraudon Asylum Policy S.Lavenex Foreign Policy R.Wong PART FIVE: CONCLUSION Some Promises and Pitfalls of Europeanization Research D.
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